The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-01-27

IN looz, by Mitchell raiders is still in good
running order and was photographed by DR..
ii T Gatchell the other day in Atlanta,
with Capt. VIM. Fuller, Conductor on the
Confederate train, and recapturer of the en-
CINE, and Captain Jacob Parrot. Of the 33d
Ohio V. l., one of the survivors, standing
along side the engine. The picture is well
executed and does credit to the artistic skill
of DR.. Gatchell That famous adventure
during the war, gives interest to the pictu re
and will be appreciated by those familiar
with the event
For the best Flour the cheapest Flour,
call on Leake, the zone horse" grocer, next
door to that clever gentleman, B. r. Legg.
Friday while our power press was in
motion, We heard terrible racket in the
press ROOM and when we went back to see
the cause a fine bronze turkey had flown
against the window and broke three glass
and otherwise demolished the sash. The
turkey had escaped from coop and the
boys in chasing it, caused it to stretch its
wings, rise and soar towards the aforesaid
window. 1t doubtless knew that our ra-
tons were short.
Judge D. \. McEachen, in Oregon
distrsct had his gin house, six bales of cot
ton, gin and press, burned on last Tuesday
afternoon. Caught from spark from the
engine while saving Loss 5000.
A full line of CARS and tobaccos at
Jess j. Northcutts, Jr
Tom Chambers on Il strike--repairng
wagons
That pie did the business for me. .
Suppose it did? Don't you deserve it ?
And why? Simply because you did not
buy the ingredients from the one horse
grocer, A. Y Leake.
Complaints are made that boys are
rocking houses on Atlanta street On Sat
urday one glass was broken out Of Mr.. Geo
IS Owens residence 1t is supposed to be
some negro boys back Of the Railroad
Night thieves are putting in their work
Petty larceny is their game now, but EN-.
boldened by their success they will strike
for bigger game if not checked A night
Waterman is badly needed
Our friend I.eake being determined to
offer the best nickle cigar that ever was
sold here put his hand in his pocket and
paid fancy price TO get them Call at
once and try one.
Mr. Witt the clever telegraph operator
at Austell was in to see us last Monday. He
is just from Birmingham, where everything
you touch in real estate turns to gold and
fortunes are made in a day.
Cobb county elected blind man for
Tax Receiver You may want to know how
he is going to do the work Well, he has
a-man-uensis to help him
The world is broad and big,
And each has chance to seek
Those pure fresh groceries to be found
AT the store of that A. Y. I.eake.
From the song of other days, by Boston
-McCALLAs FAvoRITE CIGAR Without
fear of successful contradiction | proclaim
that McCalas Favorite is the best cent
Cigar ever before offered for sale, and |
guarantee it to be pure Hovana leaf filler
For sale by Jess J. Northcutt Jr.
The Guild Social will meet at the res
idence Of Mr.. A. Howell this Thursday
evening at 3 O'clock
c. c. LEMAN, Rector.
Henderson & Son have just put IN po-
sition some new machinery, a re-sawer of
the latest and best style. They are well
equipped for all kinds Of work in their line.
Prof Harris school is prospering Don't
fail to send your children to him. The bad
weather has kept few from attending, but
the number is increasing.
The guano season is opening up and
the sweet smelling stuff is beginning to
greet the olfactories
See Leake before buying if you want
the best Patent Four in the State for the
least money. That boy means business.
If YOU want good horse-shoeing, call on
Tom Chambers, Roswell street, near court
house.
Sessions, Handy & Co. are determined
to close out their stock of Hats and are of
ferilg bargains.
Mr. James Elder, OF Cannon Falls,
Minnesota, is in the city, the guest OF Mr.
John Yale. He is prospecting with view
OF locating here. He is a man OF means
and we welcome him to our city.
"A \ I.eal.e has q big lot of Garden
and Vegetable seed for sale and like some
of his 'bretheren" will soon De selling LETT
handed gimlets.
Miss Salle Reddng, of Marietta is
making visit to the family OF Capt r. j
Redding in Atlanta.
Mrs. Amy Graves, of Knoxville, is Wis
itiug AeF mother, Mrs. Dick, at this place.
Miss Rosa Copper is on visit to Ma
con.
John L. Reed ,Jr is fast developing in
to a first class dude He is wearing hand
painted trousers and tooth pick shoes.
He has'(we uEderstandl employed civil
engineer to part his hair in the middle.
Drop in and see him at Leakes.